The Oklahoma Supreme Court is putting on hold proposed new social studies standards for K-12 public school students that ...

Currently, voters can only vote in the primary elections for the party with which they’re registered. If the proposed change ...

The Oklahoma Supreme Court voted 8-0 to allow a petition for State Question 836 that aims to change Oklahoma to an open primary election system to enter the signature stage.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court unanimously ruled Tuesday that a proposed change to an open primary election system would not violate the state constitution, clearing the way for supporters to begin ...

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled a proposed state question to bring open primaries to the state is “legally sufficient,” ...

An initiative petition aiming to reform Oklahoma’s election system and open primaries can begin collecting signatures ...

The Oklahoma Supreme Court’s decision frees petitioners from a months-long legal challenge that stalled its plan to gather ...

Voters in northern Oklahoma will soon decide who will replace Rep. Ty Burns after the Republican lawmaker convicted of ...

It's election day in Oklahoma, with several local races happening throughout the state. Some elections include Edmond's next mayor between Tom Robins and Mark Nash, the Ward 7 race for the Oklahoma ...

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ordered the state to stop implementing controversial social studies standards as a lawsuit works its way through court.

An effort to allow more voters to participate in primary election has gained momentum thanks to the Oklahoma Supreme Court.

Voters across Southwest Oklahoma have made their voices heard for several local elections on Tuesday, Sept. 9, and the results are in.